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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

Crvnovssx. Ca. 4.-Horscs White. whe
uss arrested for brutsiiT ssssuising Ms
Miller lssf Juiy on the o8tskirss n ne city
wss c5nvicted y . iuTy sac YESTERDAY ser
fsrcea - ff-een ~esrs 10 TIE f,so .tsufiarr
whsts .svss rith ths Sasra f1T gpckson
ftis morning.
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BASE BALL,

At Philadelphia. H.B.BE
Pniladelphis--.0 o o o. s ;6 4
HoS:ou u........,0 0 0 Ia 5 i
Batteriss-Butangton and Clements, Rsdbourne
and Tate
At Washington
Washington . ...-.--.O q o o o 0-3 q 4
New York............S o s o o. IL 3
Batteries-Dsiiy and Dealy, Titcomb and Mur-
ply.
AZ indianapolis.
Indianepolis. D 0 80 0 o e-5 II :
Chicago a 0-6 Z
Batter. cs--Hesley and Hackett, Baldwin and
d lily.
AZ Pittsburg.
Piftsb1rg- 0 o 2-7 IL I
Jrtroit.....--.- ....-@----.v -
Bsfteries-McCormick and Miller, Getzein and
Cancel.
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TIE fo1oxing "a lsf q t5e marriage
licerses issued yszter3sy. wi;h tae names.
rsss3srcs rhsa ostsds re cifyl snd sgss
- the parties
AEes
Fzra-= Fl Fia55 oors = otes1sr 2z--zs
wa~-s~ - T~w. RoekF-r5 3is A Drew
7,ek kts-s .--...--. .. ~
"a ss~a n Seff~s-tsz. Aazsn VA NsE
- r.os..as ssaS Esks - ls-S
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JOHN E. FINCH DEAD.
The Noted Sebrss1. Temperance Leader
Meets . sudden End.

BosIoS. Oct. 4.-John s. flneh. OF Ne
brsska, the well known temperance sdyo-
cate, delivered speech in Lynn last night.
took III on the train 10 this city and dlea
shortly after his arrival
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

CsTcAso. Oct 4-Edvsrd and Thomas
Moran. sz.d about Is and D respectively.
were found dad in bed at . hotel this
morning. su1ocstsd by gas They came
from Ariske Dakota
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05
A Bad Woman at Bad Axe.

BAD AXE, Mich, Oct. AIN the Morris
murder trial over lbs jurymen have been
'plucked" in securing twelve upon whom
both sides could agree. Mrs. Morris, the
defendant, is charged with having assisted
her husband, Michael Morris, to kill Nor
ris' uncle, Lawrence Brennan. Bren-
nan was killed st his home on a
farm rear Sand Beach, in Novem-
Der last and Morris is now serving
a life sentence in State Prison. where be
was sent on bis own confession of having
clubbed Brennan to death. Mrs. Morris is
charged with having assisted in the butch
cry, and her father and a man named Nc
kain will probably have to answer to the
charge OF having helped to conceal the
crime
Mrs. Morris is being skillfully prosecuted
ard ably defended. She IS q handsome
brunette. only ~ years old, is neatly attired,
and takes the matter very cool IN court.
The case is attracting a good deal of stten-
tim
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05
Mems Night Dresses.
Handsomely trimmed and made
OF the Famous Utica" cotton.
Price only Sl.oo.
Silk Umbrellas.

We are making specially Of
Silk Umbrellas. Our sales have
been simply enormous. We
handle the celebrated Wind
sor and London" silks which
we guarantee TO give sstisfsc-
ton in wear. a beautiful line
Of silver, geld and natural ham
dies in 20, 25 and 80 inch always
N stock.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

Hsftis Bernard Chsss a. "Rsesf enter
tkinsd soed sised audience ss tie Wen
derlaaa TheatEs llsl uiShs "ksss. the
hrsi part ~ tAs name 81 he character. has
sus littls ssxUiia4nos. bUi y hen Tbs Alio-
c4t al Nssalsnd f4rm is sadsa il rasans
soln sttsiaE. and a. interpreted sy Miss
CaAss 4 is mace r0liicking. i4n loxlnf
o9antsy lass. iAaghf.l g. her friends snd not
cT0sl - hex enemies. he lads possesses
. fleg4p LS4Ea. = pleasing faes VITA be
sitcaias eyes. sooa soloe Ene pe1ris
teeth, silA al 81 which shs makes TIE moe,
II fhe ieaaiDE csasScleE, sna suceeeds IA
sRtsaag ths Eao0 wishes - ths a0olenes,
Sn1 The Interest decreases ss tAe play al
Ysnces The play fits hef 60 perfection,
and siiords hef sn opportunity 10
sAos hef bssl points - adsantsss
her bxajo pAsying u excellent and her
singing nevsf halls 10 bring "a encoIs. nel
- because she has charming voice. oul
because LEI sEunclsuon - 80 distinct thai
lhe words 4rs understood IA al parts of the
house. Her They Doni Practices Whai
They frs4oA" aud ~ aat Comes Cat ln
the Wash cs1gbt the house iasi night and
she wAs obliged 10 repeat them before
being allowed - pF0osed. ihs support "a
fair.
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eszsns notices, TIA nes11caI tzeglty. t3f -
Dsatesi 1tlenE11s. Ws 9olzid sxte11 Or
sraEslll thaaks. s1d a. eeii - t1ess nssizig
male Is constant s11 loersl Donations.
sill zud kindnsssez.
AEs. Il G. REssELL, Secretary.
fhs Treasurer thea reported ss 1oll0ws,
CAios BslsVslenl Associ4lios - accsanE 9iza
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

Tie toIlOHins ofIlcefs were then elected
FOR tie ensuing year, VIZ.
President. Dr.. Charles Shepard: Vice
President Mrs. ). L. Withsy, Treasurer. +.
y. Gilbert, Secretary. Mrs. II. G. RUSSELL
Deputy Treasurer. Miss A. f. Baars.
Trustees. Aessrs. DR.. Charles Shepard, T..
u. Gilbert Wla. Widdicomb. y. l.. Avery.
Geo W. Cay and 4esdauses w. Morrison
e. G. Potter. L. K. Atsater. s. L. Whitney,
5. L. Fuller.
The meeting then adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

SweatnsnE. kics and f4sen MINISTRIES
made a large audience rear al Powers
Grand Opera House last eveaing The
snow all through Is remarkable for the
novelties presented. ssestnam aud Rice
are d pair OF the funniest burnt cork
comedians snd the music. the dancing. the
Juggling aud the splendid military esolu-
uons were he best ever seen 0n our Stage.
Nelson's, the iuggier. Is great feature.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

The standing Of the clubs up to and in
Guiding the games of yesterday, is as fol-
lows
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

Tonight the lovely Cora Tanner viii aD-
pear IN her most interesting play Alone
Ia London" al Powers Orsnd Opera House.
TINS charming actress and her COMPANY of
players met With gsest favor here lasl sea
son. ana the advance sale Is already very
large
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

At he Union Depot isst evenings nan
afflicted With 81 VItss dance stood shaking
and shivsring il tie hlsre Of the October
WIND Tie unfortunate rss from Acntsgus
On his -sv - An Arbor foT Treatment. He
had aaizset srsin. Ms n A Ble3Tstt
zui her d. ~ susie. Dotcsne TIE usn.
ssked ~ Barla 70 send him 20 =
hstsi snd he q he alb sent - thsn. The
Docror ssw fae poor e low Va DISPOSED
xizn nline aosf Ls1cs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

ChI3ren's ovsreosts, svsrT sfyie sui
pre-,
EocszxAS, DovS, ALY & Joxz2
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

Whether you desire 70 pur-
chase anything ~ Our Mems
Furnishing Department or not.
we extend eli an invitation 70
inspect the great variety of
goods in display.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05
knights of Pythias I'm Session.

DFTRoIT, Oct. 4-The 10Th annual ses-
sion of the Grand Lodge, Knights of
Pythiss, of Michigan, opened this noon at
Odd Fellows temple. About one hundred
delegates from the State are present. The
Knights formed at the hall at 10 a. ~, and
and with two bands marched 10 the Michi-
gan Exchange and escorted the delegates
back TO the hall. Officers of the Grand
Lodge present are: Colonel OF Division
and Vice Grand Chancellor. I.
s. Barclay. Detroit Grand Chan
cellor, Colonel Bennett. Bay City; Past
Grand Chancellor, Charles ID. Little, sagi-
nav City; Grand Prelate, III. S. Robinson,
Breedsville: Grand Master Of the E--
chequer. Joseph NJ. Lenhon, East Saginaw;
Grand Keeper of Records and Seals. James
w. Hopkins. Lansing; Grand Master 81
Arms, Philip II. Colgrove, Hastings; Grand
Inner Guard, Miles s. Curtiss. Battle Creek:
Grand Outer Guard, III. j. Footlander.
Muskegan.
The session will continue three days. A
ball at Harmonic Hall will be given tomor-
row evening
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

A. louisville
St.lTouis iS. Louisville ?.
Al Bro0kIyn--
Metropolitan. 10; BROOKLYN T.
A. Philadelphia
Athletics. s. Baltimore, 8.
Cevelsnd-CinciaBsa game postponed on &C
count of rain.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

Visit ths Mammoth Store and soc the i'm
me1se stock.
H0Uszxkx. DcSxkrIT 4 JoSu
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

Our line Of 0vercoats Of our own make
are as pretty fitting as best custom work,
HousEMAN, D0NKaLLY & Joxfs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05
ONLY ONE BODY FOUND.
The Terrible Wreck OF the Schooner Gay
OF 0reea - -.

SOUTH HAVEN. Oct. 4.--Oniy one body has
thus far been recovered from the wreck Of
the schooner City Of Green Bay. and that
was Captain Costello's Who was picked up
by the life. saving crew less than i've min
utes after be Was seen TO drop into the
water. IL is supposed that he received fatal
Injuries by being struck ia the head. Every
effort 10 restore him - conscious
ness proved futile Flying rumors
about the finding Of portions of the mu-
u.ated remains OF victims have no iounda-
tion in fact. Some supposed portions
picked up in the vicinity of the wreck
proved 10 belong 10 some large lsh. prob
ably sturgeon. No wreck has Yet oc-
CURED north OF this point. i lumber
laden barge, name unknown. is riding al
anchor four miles north. and short dis
tance from the beach. flying signals
for a tug. She is IN no immediate
danger. The life saving crew went 10 Der
assistance last night and camped all
night abreast OF her on the beach. Another
craft OF some kind has been sighted drifting
apparently in helpless condition some ten
or more miles TO the westward. A large
number of vessels are in port for shelter.
The wind is northwest. and the seas are
running verv high. The names of the crew
lost on the City of Green Bay cannot be as
certained. Mr. Slater. the only survivor.
was taking his first trip and knew none by
name.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05
Another B. & o. Rumor.

Houseman. Donnally & Jones show the
finest line of Overcoats in Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

AZ elegant Cersssrsw 0~ereoEs - 30 -
horsExkS. k0zrsEAz = IaEsa
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

PIT7sBURG, Oct. After more bslloting
last night the deadlock IN the school board
over the choice of Father McTigbe FOR prin-
cipal of one of the public schools Was
broken, and the priest elected. lie will as
sumo the duties Of the position st once.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

That 800 chinchilly Overcost is dirt
cheap,
HoUsENAS, DoSNALLY & JONES.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05
At q Glance

Yeu <-l al fae news "a AZ : selng e
Ea1 rsisgrznl-kze as1. uz1E a -
Gaaaipy. ave - Ese interests ~ Sa1
great sisy Il esens. . snil-lng = @@ek.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

Little Nugret" attracted two large audi
enoes al Reimond's yesterday. The TELE-
GRAN-HKkALD nessboys aud carriers desire
10 express their thanks 70 Manager Oar
wood for the pleasure Of attending the
matinee. Manager Brady is here with bis
jolly company.
The Holland Aid Society will give An
entertainment ia Powers Opera House
Friday night The play. "A Bank Note OF
u Thousand FioIins. viii be presented
in the Holland language.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05
Gets Fifteen Years.

CHEBoTGAs, Oct. AIR. Horace White,
who committed a brutal assault on Mrs.
Miller, near Duncan Bay road in July, was
found guilty by TIE jury as indicted and
was sentenced yesterday afternoon by
Judge Rsnsdelito fifteen years at Jackson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

81 an average oi as per cent less
than mill prices. We were very
fortunate IN our early purchases
and will give our customers tnc
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

Ths stT<lser&m he ale has $50
* ulss Daiis Circulation. Aaeessss
ing censsasss ia ths zex yszE Shesld
bs ra@1s NOW
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-12-09
the Potash bay district, Ben Smith in
the Elisha Smith district. School has not
begun in the Chimney Point district
WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs. Caroline Warner is no better.
Johnnie Hurlburt is able to be out
again.
Willie Cobb, though somewhat better,
is not yet able to sit up.
The pulp mill is running with full
force now, making from % to 80 tons
daily.
Miss Nellie Hurlburt and Miss Eliza
Herendeen of Bennington are with their
friends here for a two or three weeks
visit.
Thomas s. Murphy had the misfortune,
while at work near the pulp mill on Mon
day, to drive nail into his wrist, max
ing a bad wound
Martin E. Sprague leaves on Friday of
this week for Washington, D. G. He
goes as a delegate from this district to
the postmasters' convention at that place.
He will not return until he has taken in
the sights of the city.
School has begun in all the districts
where winter schools are held. In No.
Miss Ida Kingsley of New Haven teaches
in No. 3, Miss Mary Cady of Middlebury
in No. 6, Miss Cora Bingham of Corn
wall. All these have taught in town be-
fore and are well known to our people
The meetings at the NJ. f. church, I'M
der the direction of Ms Woodbury., con-
tnue. The presence of the Spiri is man
fest in the conversion of souls and the
moving of Christians to higher life
They will continue some time yet. All
are invited to attend; meetings are held
every evening.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-12-09

operated by James Dorsey, his brother,
who has lately been in the New York
custom house.
The Bellows Falls Library association
has voted to give all funds on hand to the
town of Rockingham in order to estab-
fish library. The association recon-
mends that the library be placed in the
hands of nine trustees, and that there be
a librarian and two assistants. one at
Saxton's River and one at Rockingham.
The Bacon homestead in Sunderland.
and barns adjoining, were burned Sunday
morning. Loss four thousand dollars
partially Insured. VIM. Bacon was burn
ed in. the house. He was seen to enter
the burning building while clearing it
out and did not return.
1t is rare thing for the ice on Lake
Champlain to damage the Central Ver-
mont road so early in the season, but
Sunday gang of men were at work all
night removing ice that was piled 10 feet
high near Alburg station. The ice was
about four inches thick and pushed the
track about two feet out of line.
The Waldo Marble company of Fair
Haven has been consolidated with the
Hampton Falls Marble company. The
Valido's capital stock has been raised to
$1,000 which makes it the third largest
in the State. The company is organized
with these officers President, John B.
Reynolds; secretary, George II. Cheney;
those two and w. II. johnson, John G.
johnson and Guy H. Reynolds, directors.
The company own quarries and mills in
West Rutland and Clarendon.
The Rutland Telegram devotes a col
umn to an exposure of the fraudulent
medical college" organized in that town
in May last. 1t proves to be nothing
more nor less than convenient expedi-
ent whereby one Dutton of Boston is
able to grant diplomas to whomsoever is
willing to pay his price, which he cannot
do in Massachusetts. A pretended ''com-
mencement'' was held in Baxter hall the
other day and six IN. Ds." were con-
ferred upon men who came up from Bos-
ton to receive them.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-12-09
General l1eps.
MATTERS AT WASHINGTON,

A bill will be introduced in this session
of Congress to regulate and restrict i'm
migration.
1t is said that an attempt will be made
in this Congress to amend the interstate
law so as to affect the Canadian roads
running through United States territory.
The President has sent the following
nominations TO the Senate: Lucius c. C.
Lamar of Mississippi, to be associate JUS
tice of the supreme court of the United
States William f. Villas of Wisconsin, to
be secretary of the interior; Don NJ.
Dickinson of Michigan, to be postmaster
general; Charles A. Fairchild of New
York, to be secretary of the treasury;
George l.. Rives of New York, to be as
sistant secretary of state; Isaac H. May
nard of New York. to be assistant secre-
tary Of the treasury; Sigourney Butler
of Massachusetts, to be second comptrol-
Ter of the treasury; James w. Hyatt of
Connecticut, to be treasurer of the United
States.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-12-09
WEST CORNWALL.

The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. VIM. ii. belong on Wednesday,
the l4th.
Rev. r. ii. Sherman of Vergennes is
expected to preach in the Baptist meet
ing-house next Sunday.
There does not seem to have been as
much blowing done as usual this fall, al
though some farmers have done quite a
large amount
Some onions are being held for higher
figures than they were sold for in the
earlier part of the season. They have
been profitable crop.
Monday was what is called a rainy day
or forenoon; in the afternoon the sun
came out and all was lovely overhead,
but the roads were very muddy. Tues
day was very pleasant and warm as May.
Butchering seems to be the order of the
day now. The veteran butcher, "Uncle
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-12-09
CORNWALL.

Charles Benedict is quite i'll with in
flammatory rheumatism.
Miss Ida Gale has gone to Orwell to
teach school during the winter.
Mrs. Fred F. Dean, who has been quite
i'll for the past week, is convalescent.
Mrs. Laura Branch, who has been here
of late, has gone to Weybridge to spend
the winter.
Miss Aggie Stowell is home for short
vacation from her school. She intends to
return soon.
Arthur Field and Henry Manchester
are on the track, as several foxes which
they have taken could testify.
Miss Affie Bond is home from Middle
bury, where she has spent the summer
with her aunt, Mrs. Chadwick.
The carpenters have finished their work
on the church, but it will be some time
before it will be ready for occupancy.
School in district No. 4 began for its
winter term on Monday last, with Miss
Edith Howe of Middlebury as teacher.
John Sperry has returned from his trip
to the far South, looking as rugged and
healthy as though nothing unusual had
happened.
j. A. Foote, who went to Colorado in
September to visit his children, is visit
ing at Bowling Green, Ohio. He is eX-
pected home soon.
Mr.. Francisco of Rutland, student at
Dartmouth college, and nephew of Rol-
10 |. Landon of this town, is teaching
the winter school in district No..
He. Sanford and c. ii. James of the
church building committee visited Rut-
land last week to make arrangements for
seating the vestry and frescoing the
church.
There will be business meeting of the
union at the town hall Saturday after
noon, Dec. 10, at o'clock. 1t is the
earnest request of the president that ev-
cry member be present
The meeting of the debating club ON
Monday evening was well attended con-
sidering the going. The next meeting
will be in two weeks, when a well-ar-
ranged programme will be rendered.
We are all glad to see so many of our
young men among us again, who, hay
ing taken up with Horace Greeley's adj
vice to "Go West" have returned to
their Vermont homes. The last arrival
is Homer Cobb, youngest son of p. N.
Cobb, who has come to spend the winter
with his parents, after an absence OF
about two years with his brother Frank,
who has taken up land near Fargo, Da-
kota.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-12-09
State 11eps.

The House of Correction at Rutland
has 70 inmates, II of them women.
Creameres are being established in all
parts of the State by Boston parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Conant of
Brattleboro celebrated their Goth we'd
ding anniversary last week.
The graded schools of Rutland have
been closed till January on account of
the prevalence of diphtheria.
The department of Vermont, G. A. r.,
will hold its annual encampment at ST.
Johnsbury Jan. 81 and Feb. /.
L. Thayer of the West Randolph Her.
aid and News and F. Whitney of the
Mortified News have bought the Bur-
lington Clipper.
Hon. S. b. Hebard of Bradford has
been appointed clerk of the Orange coun-
ty courts in place of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hinckley, deceased.
Rev. George S. Pratt, formerly pastor.
of the st. Adams Baptist church, was or
dained as deacon by Bishop Bissell in the
The house and farm buildings of Peter
Donnelly of Cambridge were burned Sun
day. They are supposed to have caught
from wood ashes dumped near the house.
The first musical convention eyer held
in this country was at Montpelier in May,
1899. when an organization was perfected
and the second convention was at New
bury in 1910.
Alice White of St. Johnsbury, who re-
Gently discovered IA tree fallen across the
Lake road in time to avert an accident,
has received a cheek for S25 from Super
intendent Stowell.
Mrs. Nat Parcher of Waterbury or
Monday mistook bottle of ''corn cure
for balsam, took a spoonful and fell in
fit. She was thought to be dead, but was
resuscitated by physicians.
The Union church in East Orange was
burned on Friday morning. 1t belonged
to the Methodist and Free Baptist socie
ties and was valued at $1,000. There was
no insurance. The fire probably origi
mated from defective tfue.
The Bardwell House barns at Rutlant
were partially destroyed by fire Saturda,
night. 1t is believed to have been thu
work of gang of incendiaries who have
been operating in the town for severa
months past.
Hon. Stephen w. Dorsey, native o
> Benson. has purchased thousand acre
of land in that town. The farm is to b.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-12-09
County Veps.
BRISTOL.

BRISTOL.
w. G. Rider is failing slowly.
Two weeks more of school this term.
There is to be dance at the CONNER
cal House, Dec. %.
E. w. Shattuck has begun digging his
cellar on Mountain street.
There is preaching at the Advent
house every evening this week.
M. S. Varney has added organs to his
furniture and undertaking business.
James Wills has the contract to tuild
K. w. Shattuck's house this winter.
C. E. Smith and r. d. Stewart started
for the Pacific coast Tuesday morning.
We hear that Miss Clara Eastman is
going to California again to spend the
winter.
The new pastor, Rev. 5. E. Willis, ex-
poets to be with the Baptists the first of
January.
Corporal Tanner speaks at Holly
hall, Dee. Il; subject; "A Glance at
Mormonism.''
The lamp at the east entrance of Holly
hall is lighted these dark nights By per-
mission of the town fathers.
The Good Samaritans meet Friday ev-
ening at the Baptist house. Their meet
ings are interesting and well attended.
Mrs. Gray and her mother, Mrs. Perry,
have closed their house On Pine street
and gone to board at Dennis Meader'
during the winter.
The veterans were busy Monday send
ing off their pension papers. They
earned all they get, and no one should
find fault, as some do.
Regular communication of Libanus
Lodge, F. and A. NJ, Monday evening,
Dec. II. A good attendance is desired, as
important business is to be transacted.
The Citizens band is rehearsing for a
minstrel show. to be given soon. The
band played in front of the Bristol House
last Saturday night. The other band
meets every Tuesday and Friday evening
for practice.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-12-09
WHITING.

Milly Mcdonald soon leaves for Lake
George, her home.
Fred and Katie Daniels will attend
school at Bristol this winter.
The social gathering at Frank Woos-
ter's last Friday evening was very nice
affair.
Daniel Needham and wife have been
married just fifty years tomorrow (Sat-
urday).
T. NJ. Chapman has just put in two new
cabinet organs for the Ladies Aid society
here to use and select one of the two if
they like it.
Rehearsals are held this week by the
choir, quartet club and Sunday school
scholars of the Congregational church
and society for the Christmas cantata.
The schools in our several districts be-
gan Monday morning with teachers as
follows South school, Miss Alice Flint !;
village, Will Foster; north, Miss Kate
Hubbard; northwest, Miss Matte Ma
son.
The Addison railroad is having steel
rails laid as fast as two gangs Of men can
put it down. This doesn't look as though
the ID. Il II. Co. were to take possession
of any part of the Rutland road just at
present.
Rev. L. o. and Mrs. Hathaway have
been at j. B. Quelch's for the past few
days. Mrs. Hathaway will remain few
weeks with Mrs. Quelch while her hus-
band returns to Potsdam, n. Y, where
he is now preaching.
The Otter creek meadows are well COW
cred with water and the swamps, as last
winter. full of water Now if it will
only freeze there will be lots of chopping
this winter in this vicinity. The lime
kilns are breeding wood famine here as
fast as possible.